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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

SON can make no error in naming the cleo
ton of United States Senator as one Of the
things for. which an extra session is
called. This would prevent all danger of
contest when the newly-eleeted Senator
should present his credentials to the Uni
ted States Senate and ask for his seat.
1t would also be a master stroke Of policy
on the part o. the Governor. The people
recognize that the election of a United
States Senator belongs to the Legislature,
and that il is not the spirit of the State or
national constitution for the duty OF ap-
pointing to be assumed by the Governor
except when a vacancy occurs at such a
time that the Legislature canno fulfill the
duty. fthe Governor retains this duty
for himself instead of leaving it with the
Legislature, where it really belongs, the
Democracy Of the State will feel that ne
has arrogated unto himself that which be-
longs to them through their representatives.
II is doubtful whether he could make an
appointment under the circumstances that
would meet with the approval OF any
large portion of the people. The
people might like the appointee
we'll enough as a man, but they would feel
that he was Governor WILSON'S represen-
tatiye in the United States Senate rather
than thex own. Whereas, if the Governor
makes no appointment and asks the Legis-
lature To elect, he will put at rest the
rumor that he has been encouraging a fac
tiOnal spirit in the party in order to pre-
vent an election so that he himself might
appoint 4 Senator. Nothing that the
Governor could do would be more popular
than this, and would have more influence
in putting him in a proper light before the
Democracy of the State.
When the Legislators have gone home
and cooled off for a month or so, and have
discussed the matter with their constit-
uents and learned their wishes more fully,
they certainly ought to be able to agree
upon some man. II not. the Governor
will then have On opportunity to appoint,
and can do 80 with the approval OF his en-
tire party. He will have lost nothing
and gained much. But should an election
be effected he will have gained much more
than he lost.
We merely throw out these suggestions.
We charge the Governor nothing for them.
We believe such a course would be much
better for the party. We are not
of those who believe the party
is going to sticks because
there are at present factions warning with
in its ranks. The party is still strong,
and will in due time recover the prestige
it has lost. But we feel confident that If
the Democrats at the extra session of the
Legislature should elect Mr.. Camden's suc-
ceSsor, much would he accomplished toward
healing the breach. Indeed, unless this Is
done, we scarcely see how our forces can
DE gotten into line for the campaign of
lSSS. The attempt of the minority to
rule the majority has brought about a bad
state of affairs. An opportunity should
be given our Democratic Legislators, after
thinking the matter over calmly, and feel
ing the pulse OF their people, OF seeking to
repair the damage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
ELECTING 4 U. ). SENATOR.
The Duties of tn" Legislature and the Gov
ernOr in the Matter.
WHEELING, February 26, Isl.

WHEELING, February %, lsS1.
IT, Hc Efior "f Hs Register:
| desire to call your attention to Article
/. Section ., Of the Constitution of the
United States and to quote from 1t rs fol-
lows, tO-wit:
''The Senate Of the United States shall
be composed of two Senators from each
State, chosen by the Legislature thereof,
for six years; and it vacancies happen by
resignation, Or OTHERWISE, during the re-
cess OF the Legislature OF any State, the
Executive lGOycrnor) thereof may make
temporary appointments until the next
meeting OF the Legislature, which shall
then ill such vacancies
| send you this ~ 4 measure OF self pro-
lection. The ignorance that prevails upon
80 simple u matter is certainly astonishing
in a free-SchOOl community, with three
daily English papers, one daily German
paper, a public library, and sixty lawyers.
The undersigned, in the last three days,
has been ut least five hundred times re-
qucsted to explain the Senatorial situation,
and now, after luuch answering and much
talking, he is thoroughly tired, and
makes this appeal to your kindness
to help him out of the Sena-
tOriaI situation. IT after the fourth
day of March the Governor shall, by rea-
son Of the failure of the Legislature to
elect q Senator, appoint > Senator, that
a~ppointee will I've Senator until the next
regular, general, special, particular, OF
called meeting of the Legislature shall
come to pass. Then the Legislature al
20 ahead and elect a Senator hi his place,
Thus the appOintee of the Governor holds
for no fixed period. If the Governor calls
the Legislature together in April TO pass
Appropriation bills, or for n PURPOSE,
that Legislature can and will elect Senator
Camden's successor. DEMOCRAT.
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Valuable Real Esta te for Sale.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE A
j Tract Of Land In RichfAnd District. on the
river. about three quarters Of n mile above the
city Limits. containingG scrcs. more or les, and
~ acres ~ 60 undcrly ing n Tract III land
contiguous the reto. About Il acre. j. bottom
land, intersectsd by the y ", 4 Ny. Railroad.
and the pipe line Of the Wheeling Natural Gs.
Company. Having al-o n god river landing
this affords the best unoccupicd manufacturing
site, or > tcs. In this vicinity. Would sell In bots
TO suit the purchaser. The coal. six f1Jt vein.
easy OF aScess 10 railroad and nyer, would IL
sold separately with enough surfsce 20 secure
shipping f. ciilties.
Eight Acres of Land On wheeling
island, noul, 81 aud adjoining the old fsir
Grounds. Would sell the whole al q very low
price and on essy terms: or In lots, Dfs-t frSt,
from two t0 FIVE hundred dollar each according
10 location. Only n small cash payment re-
quired.
His Residence In LeRthrrW God. Five
acre lot, highly culiiva 81 and tastrfully ar
ranged. The house, n hAndrome brick structure
Of thirteen rooms all The cf'mfOrts and convent
ences Ofcity aud country combined. Persons SEEK
ing q home are invited 10 call and ins5ect the
premises.
feb2,eodb JOHN r. GuCHRIsT.
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Public Sale Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID 10 me by Christina Is-lton and Daniel Isel
ton. dated on the 10Th day ofJune, ISIS, will. on
SATURDAY, MARCH -. Iss7,
beginning Mt 10 O'Clock n. m. at The front door
OF the Court House OF ohio county. West Viz
ginia. sell Mt public auction, the following de.
scribed real property. that II la Say, lot murdered
six In square numbered twenty seven, In Church.
ill's addition Ia the city of Wheeling. commonly
called Ruena Vista addition. togcthr. " ith all aud
singular the Improvements thereon and app,f
tenauces ihercunto belonging. Tbjs l. the same
property which was conveyed Ia ihc said Chns
tina uselIOn by william ), fooso and Others by
deed dated December ., 1876.
TERMS OE Sale-One.h half Of the purchase
money, ~ ~ much more n the purchaser may
elect 10 pay. cash on the day II sale aud the ~.
idu. la one ycaT with interest. the deferred Ia.
stalnicnt being iccured by n deed 81 trust on the
property. J. j. WDObr
fplIsi Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

THE applicants for positions on the
Inter State Commerce Commission are be-
coming legion. 1t is much to the credit Of
President CLEVELAND that every man be
has yet spoken OF in connection with the
Commission has been one of high ability
and integrity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
and integrity

WHY is it that the Republican legisla-
tors that were passing around their COM
p~limentary votes so freely, overlooked
Messrs. G. W. ATKINSON and ;. Z. Nc
CORNCE? They are certainly two de
serving Republicans and we do not like TO
see them Slighted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

TUE Legislature got through with prec-
ious little of the amount Of Legislation
under taken. All, well; if not much
good has been done, neither has there
been much harm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
DIED.

FOLMAR-On saturday, February NJ, 1857, at
$50 O'Clock a. m, ANNA MNRGEEErA, wife of the
late Frederick FOlmSr, deceased, aged - years.
Funeral from her late residence, Fulton, Ohio
county, Monday, at . o'clock. Interment at
Stone Church cemetery. Friends Of the family
invited to attend. No flowers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

THE Republican organs are coming to
our table just fairly crazy with delight
over what they call a great victory. The
election Of 50 they claim is assured. Don't
count your chickens before they're hatched.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

the Oil.
THE EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEG
ISLATRURE AND THE L.. >. SENA-
TORSHIP.
There is great diversity of opinion
among the legal talent Of Wheeling con
corning the right of a called session Of the
Legislature to elect a United States Sena-
tor.
Section /, Article :, of the State Consti-
tuition says:
The Governor may on extraordinary Oc-
casiOnS convene at his own instance, the
Legislature; but when - convened, it
shall enter upon no business, except that
stated in the proclamation by which it is
called together.
According TO this it seems that a Sena-
tor cannot he elected at the extra session
to be called, unless this is part OF the bust
ness stated in the proclamation assem-
bling the Legislature. This would leave
the matter entirely with the Governor and
he can take the election OF a a.. $. Senator
out of the hands Of the representatives Of
the people, or leave it with them, where it
belongs.
But Article /, Section 3 of the Constitu-
ton of the United States says:
II vacancies happen by resignation or
otherwise during the recess of the Iegisla
ture of any State, the Executive thereof
may make temporary appointments until
tho paNt p,aafipr ,f che 1 o,;sl,t,-. ul;.h
shall then fill such ~anc
This would seem to mean that, if a va
Cancy occurs between now AMI the calling
of session Of the Legislature, that body
would have to assume not only the duty
imposed upon it by the Governor, hut also
4 duty imposed upon it by the COnstitu-
ton of the United States, of e~lecting a
United States Senator. IL would matter
not whether the Governor had made an
appointment before the assembling of the
Legislature.
Thus will be seen the ground for the
two different opinions And when learn
ed lawyers disagree, who shall decide?
We donOt recall any precedent by which
TO formulate an opinion. We do not at
present reeOllect of any such instance in
the history of the country, and must
further consider the matter before feeling
able to express an opinion. 1t is a ques-
ton that will occasion a great deal Of dis
eussion in the next few weeks, and the
legal profession will have ample OppOrtu-
nifty to solve the difficulty. Already there
appears a communication ON the subject
on the second page of this mornings REG
ISTER.
But one thing is certain, Governor WILL
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PROPOSALS
TO FURNISH COAL.
y NIEIlNlA fENlIENtiAEh,
DIRECTORS OFFICE,

MOJNnSNILLE, ". VA, February n ND
Proposals will DE received until noon Ol
Wednesday, March q, lsN7, Tor furnishing the
West Virginia Penitentiary with mixed coal or
run Of minc for one year frnm April !, lNS7. Coal
delivered inside the prison walls AMI AT the
Pcuitsntiary water works. Bids 10 he addressed
10 the superintendent, sealed and marked
" Proposals To Furnish Coal" The successful
bidder will De- required 10 give u in such an
amount a. the Board of Directors may deem
sufficient and To b. approved 10y them. The
Boarl reserves the right to reject any and all bids
JNO. f.. PECK,
fch2.r Supt. West Virginia PenitcutiaTy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

GOVERNOR LEE has called an extra Ses-
sion of the Virginia Legislature on March
Is, to consider the debt question. This
debt has so long been hanging like and
incubus over the Virginia commonwealth,
that some way ont Of the trouble is to be
earnestly sought. Here is 4 chance for
statesmen 10 show their hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
frh2'r Supt. "
dor SALE.

We will offer at private sale until March 1t,
lS,7, and if not sold in that tim, will sell at
public sale To the highest bidder on that day the
following property in West Bridgeport, Ohio:
one two-story frame dwelling house, with
eight rooms, now occupied 10y four families, sit
uuted on Il Coraer lot, with cool well Of water;
also, vacant lots Nos. /. 8. 1, :, ) aud middle part
Of No. 10. in Joseph McCounaughy's 9Th addition
to Bridgeport
MILTON MCCONNAUGHY.
BuRGET MCCONNACGHI,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

A ~HERCULEAS ass, named Matt NJ.
Cooper, has aSSayed for some months to
publish a weekly paper at Salem, Har-
risOn Co, w. Va. True to instinct he
kicked all Democracy and vitality out Of
the sheet and last week it expired in great
agony. This mention is particularly due,
as we had overlooked its existence. It,
death recalls our obligation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

n,HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
j county. In the Circuit Court iot Ohio o'onD'
West Virginia. February RIhes, 100.
Joseph W. Wbis,en, Jr,
George W. Wilson. John Y. whisen, LOUIS n.
whi-en. Annie y. Wilson, Sarah J. Whisen;
Homer X. wbisseB, Charles A. Whieeh sh'
Joseph W.. Whisen. So.
10 .aAScfRY.
The Object of the shove entitled suif htos-
cure partition of Iot No. Is. In The " OF Insr
deipbis. Ohio county, Wen virgins betsgn
The husband and heirs Of Maria whisssn, or,
ceased. And it appearing from an anldasii hiei
herein that John v whissen, Homer X VIII
aud Charles A. wbisen are NOD resbdene o. tge
State OF West Virginia, 10 II ordered thst tney
appear here within one month after tbe dsisG
tie nnt pnbils alton OF this order and 90 snA.
NECESSARY 70 protect their interests In tbn taIs
n In further ordered hat this order be pubinne"
and paeted % required by law.
Witness. John W. Michel, Clerk q SAID eoan,
nj the Court Home Of aid county. this 1horY
OF February, Is7. to-vit: February kn,es ~
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Cie1k-
Published 6nt m February II. 1sss
Atte4: JOHN W. MITCHELL. CS1A.
JORDAN 4 NcKEsxAs, SOLICITORS fs Ccntsa,n
ant ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

CHARLESTON is going to feel mighty
for a while.
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TAN NOTICE.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
MHEELING. ". Va. EebrnAry 2S. l,

'h' ~ =" ~ "
Notice is hereby given to the TAX PAYERS
Cf the City of Wheeling. that after TEN DAYS
from this date, / will proceed to enforce the col
lection of ALL UNPAID Tax bills remaining in
my hands for the years 1881, lSS5 and lsNi.
The City must have the money due on these
bills and ] am compelled To collect them
without further delay.
This i the final notice that will De given by
the Collector, prompt payment within that time
will save costs IN many cases, three times the
amount Of the taxes.
NJ. G.. CRAWFORD,
Collector Of the City of Wheeling, ". Va.
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EOR SALE.
Large Carriage Mandatory
MILL,

Established 1872. Natural Gas used for fuel
Located near competing lines az milroPh. All
buildings OF brick. Water plenty. For particu
lars, inquire 81 s. sc. HAYES,
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5or Sale
TARM FOR SALE.

The Subscriber Will sell or TRADE for q smaller
property near the City OF Wheeling y farm "i us
Acres on Big wheeling Creek, fourteen mila
nom the city. Land very level lAgr OrrhGpi
OF Coed Fruit: Water IN Every Field two cot.
tages and old Wei Water. VII A. rain: Gocd
Fences; plenty Of Limestone and C"d cropping
out on the land. A purchaser can get q rare bar.
gain. J. Il. EwING,
Iyl3eAgh ONCE. ll60 Main -. Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

The question Of extending the session Of
the Legislature was defeated il. the Senrte.
The caucus Democrats are not to blame for
il. Had their wishes been carried out, the
session would have been prolonged for q
day or two till the appropriation bills cOuld
have been passed, and the taxpayers OF the
State wOnld have been saved nearly S1O,-
600 Of expense. This is an item worth
saving to the people. Will any party or
body of men get S1O,O 900 worth of political
benefit from making an extra session nee
essary? Ifso, we would rather some others
than the taxpayers Of the State had to foot
the bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

FOR RENT.

No. . ohio street, lrame house, seven rooms.
No. 2l2O Eoff street, brick house, seven rooms.
No. 25Oi Main street, brick house, five rooms.
No. Ca Chaplinc street, frame house, five
rooms.
No. aQl&C hapline street, brick house, six rooms.
No. 1921 Jacob street, brick house, five rooms.
No. NJ TwentySixth street, frame house, four
rooms.
No. - Twenty seventh street, frame house, six
rooms.
No. 46 Twcuty-third street, frame house, seven
rooms.
No. 2lll Main street, store and dwelling, six
rooms.
No. l22l McCollOCh street, brick house, suitable
for several families, sixteen rooms.
NJ. 2t3 Market street, second story four rooms
No. 2Ii5 Market street, store and cellar.
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FOR THE BOYS TO READ


PubllShcr'S Price Sl,3)
"Ahoat in the Forest" or, II voyage among
the lrCc-tOIS.
"Jhe Boy Hunters, or Adventures in Search
of White Buffalo.
The Boy Slaves" An African tale.
"Bruin. or the Great Bear Hunt"
The Bush Boys: or, Adventures of Il Family
in Southern Africa
"Th cliff Climbers" The home in the HiTa
layaS.
TIE Desert Home" A lost family in the
wilderness.
'"The Forest EyilcS.' Adventures on The
Amazon.
'Thc Plant Hunters Adventures in India.
"The Giraffe Hunters. 4 story Of adventure
And nine others. Good, wholesome books, both
entertaining and instructive.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28

IN answe to a question we would say
that according to reports compiled by the
Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society,
the world contains 100, 200, coo Catholics,
l7O, 1000 600 MOhammeda9s, 10000, OBI
P~rotestants, $1,000. OOh herabeE of the
creek Church, 1000, OOo Hebrews and
s50, 400, 600 heathens. The number OF
MugwumpS is not given.
THE Crosby high license hill has been
reported favorably in the New York LegiS-
lature, and a desperate fight i being made,
with the saloon men and prohibitionists
on one side and the high license men on
the other. The bill imposes a license tan
of 81 900 on every saloon. As there are in
nome of the warGSa saloon for every seven
voters. some measure that will thin out the
low groggerieS and place the business ON
a more legitimate basis seems extremely
necessary for that city.
A VOTE was taken in the Ohio LegiSla.
tuIc, the other day, on the choice for
President in l~SS. Among the Democrat,
CLEVELAND got forty OF the filty-seveu
votes. Among the Republicans, SHERMAN
got thirty-siN of ninety votes. The other
highest numbers were fourteen for HAw,
LEY, sixteen for FORAKER and thirteen fol
BLAINE. In case New York presents Gov.
ernor Hill as a candidate, the Democrats
gave forty votes for TmRMNN. TheS,
votes are interesting As strawS to tell how
the wind is blowing.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-15
THE BAPTIST CHURCHES.
Opening Of the Annual Meeting Of the
Columbia AssOcialiOn.

The tenth annual meeting OF the Columbia AsS0.
citation OF Baptist Churches was opened at the Gay
Street Baptist church, corner 3lSt and n streets,
West Washington, this morning at IL O'Clock. De-
votlonai exercises were conducted by 8 H. Greene,
pastor OF Calvary church. and Rev. G. W. McCul-
Tough, OF Gay Street church. Letters, with the
statistics and the names nf tho delegates from
each Baptist church, were read.
AN OBJECTION OyERRULEp.
While the letter from Metropolitan church was
being read by the clerk, Mr.. Yeatman, some dele
gates objected TO portions OF 1t which they thought
assailed the deceased pastor OF that church, and
which Prof. y. T. Mason asked to be omitted, as
was not present to vindicate himself. Mr.McLean,
OF Metropolitan church, wished that Prof. Mason
could be induced to withdraw his motion and have
the balance or the letter read. Al this point MIR.
A. NJ. Clapp arose and stated that he hoped the re-
mainder OF the letter would not be read, saying
tnat he hoped the trouble between the members
would not be exposed. After consultation among
the delegates OF Metropolitan church 1t was de-
cided that the question whether IL should or
should not be read be put TO vote, which was
real estate had been purchased against the wishes
OF some OF the members, which led 10 separation.
The election OF OnlcerS Tor the ensuing year was
next in order, and resulted In the election OF Prof.
o. I. Mason as moderator, 5. NJ featman as clerk
and Henry Beard as treasurer
TO WITHDRAW FROM THE ASSOCIATION.
Before the closing prayer Was delivered by A. NJ.
Ciapp Rev. VIM. Young, pastor OF Metropolitan
church, announced for his delegates and church
the church'S intention or Withdrawing from the
association. The devotional services were held
again this afternoon at 80 O'Clock and lasted I'M
I'll O'Clock. To-morrow's session viii begin at IL
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-15
Alexandria Affair.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
AIMS AND WORK HOUsE.-The annual report OF
Mrs. M. q. COrDwell, keeper OF the aims house. has
been submitted. The inmates have been well
cared Tor, and they have been able to assist In
their own support The careful management OF
Mrs. CornweiL who Is sister OF Capt vernon, OF
the South Washington ponce, has been year alter
year commended ny the committee on the poor.
During the year there have been "a inmates in the
Institution; 20 in work house and 81 ia poor house
81 white and 80 coiored; 80 were born In Alexan-
dria, elsewhere in Virginia; Maryland 2; Ire
each in New York and Washington. One inmate
has been there since lS40 and another since 1S47.
One child born there Two years ago Is stil There.
men splriIualisJs, John Eddy, or Ready, ana c.
Raymond, whose arrest was reported yesterday,
drew large crowd to The mayors ONCE yesterday
afternoon. officer LAWYER testified that the eX-
hlbitiOn was q fraud but Mdssrx- John s. Beach,
BraXton b. Smith, Charles Adams, Fred Schwab,
T. II; simpson. Joseph Lasn, aarrison hirS: an
nand splritu llism exhibit. The mayor declined to
md the men guilty OF obtaining money under
tas9 n s nus The maVos M
SHOWS illegal
HORSE sTOIEN-Last night fine horse, belonging
to Mr. Nm. A. SmOot was stoien from his stabIe Ia
This city. IL was ascertained that the thief had
gone toward Washington, and the police commu-
nicated with the Washington authorities, VINO at
DOIh the thief and the horse. Capt. Webster went
10 Washington this morning and this afternoon
returned with the animal anu the thieL
NOTES.-The county board or supervisors Is in
session to-day.-Keeper Jeffries In charge OF the
National soldiers Cemetery here, has had bad
health ever since he was transferred from Grafton
70 nib cemetery. and he has asked 70 be sent hack
70 Grafton. II Is Thought that no one can keep
neaIth around tine marsues that environ the GENE
laIies except capt v. DAVIS the late supeItn-
kelln has taken under AMUSEMENT tine case VI
Alexander hunter agt Beach, trustee, for the
recovery OF the Abingdon estate near -FOUR Mile
Kun. Il will be dec .ded after thorough examine
ion.-Ctty Au1lt0r Price has pubished the an
nual report OF city ofncials In handsome shape.
Inc book Is nicely COTTON up-The Young
10 devise means for forwarding their Work
A strange fox Vulpes coupan6s) has made his lair
The city treasurcrs cellar Tor several days The
man In irving 70 charm him ont WITH noaLcY.